St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-22
MIN NEAPOLsS GLOBULES.

Sam Jones will speak in the Exposition
building.
Bank clearings yesterday amounted to
S549, S2S.s5. an
The brick work on the new postoffce build
ing was begun yesterday.
Harry ONeill has sued Freeman P. Lane
to recover $3.50 on note.
Granite will be used IN building the new
Park Avenue Presbyterian church.
Two cases of diphtheria and one case of
scarlet fever were reported yesterday.
The plat of Ora Park, at Lake Minnetonka,
was filed yesterday by Amanda NJ. White.
Raper e. Wolfe have sued Edward N. Fish
blatt to recover S922.56 on promissory note.
Monday evening, March IS, Prof. Folwell
lectures on 1.-THE Constitution at st. Mark S
church.
Fourteen permits to build, aggregating
S5,225, were issued yesterday by Inspector
Pardee.
Charles E. Young s. Co., has brought suit
against w. J. MetZger to recover $92 for mer-
chandise purchased.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Gust Sandin and Annie Bloomberg; John
Solstad and Mary Swensen.
A forged check for $40. purporting TO be
signed by o. NJ. Larraway, was presented to
the Bank of Minneapolis but not cashed.
| regular meeting of the Minneapolis
Retail Liquor Dealers association will be held
I at Norden hall this afternoon ut o'clock.
| Fritz Gellerup denies that the central COM
| mittee of the socialistic party has dissolved.
and declares the order is in better shape than
| ever.
| Burglars entered Linweiler's hardwood
| store, on Washington avenue south, on Tues
day night, and secured about $3.50 worth of
| plumber.
Knud A. Helle is made defendant in an ac-
| ton begun by the Minneapolis Harvester
| Works to recover $500 alleged to be due for
machinery.
This evening the Prohibitiouists of the
Eighth ward hold caucus at Chestnut hail.
| The Fourth ward caucus will be held at
Room 5, No. sol Hennepin avenue, at 7:3O
| this evening.
| Emma g. Laid has begun an action in the
| district court against Jeremiah ]. Howe, adj
minlstrator Of the estate of James A. Love-
| joy, to enforce the payment OF two claims,
| amounting to So, 500, which were denied in
| the probate court.
A bill passed by the legislature provides
| that there shall be no spring shooting. and
! the various gun clubs in the city will take
| steps to see that the law is enforced. The
| sheriff also has posted notices calling atten-
ton to the fact that shooting is prohibited.
| Miller, Young s. Miller have begun an action
| against Samuel H. Baker, whose peculiar
| financial transactions have caused so much
| comment OF late, to re cover $500 OF promis-
sorry note. An attachment has been issued
| against Charles Robinson and T. l.. barrow,
| his suretieS.
| The Hawthorne Park Improvement associa-
ton held its annual meeting in the Real Es-
tate exchange room last evening. The treas
| urer, J. J. Ankeny, presented his report,
| showing the receipts of the past year to have
been S1,426.36; expenses, S1,136.56. Three
| hundred and ninety dollars was paid for
street sprinkling last year and S624.55 for
teaming. The association is composed OF
residents of Hawthorne, Laurel and Linden
avenues, and its object is to keep the streets
and alleys of that vicinity clean and free
| from dust After the reports had been read
officers were elected for the ensuing year.
Additional minneapolis News on
/ the Fifth Page.